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      <title>use Entrez Direct to access NCBI database</title>
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      <description>I was reading Applied Bioinformatics 2014 lecture 3 and learned that one can use Entrez Direct to access NCBI database (Pubmed, nucleotide, protein sequence etc).
After installing Entrez Direct, I played around with it:
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Commonly-used fields for PubMed queries include:
[AFFL] Affiliation [FILT] Filter [MESH] MeSH Terms [ALL] All Fields [JOUR] Journal [PTYP] Publication Type [AUTH] Author [LANG] Language [WORD] Text Word [FAUT] Author - First [MAJR] MeSH Major Topic [TITL] Title [LAUT] Author - Last [SUBH] MeSH Subheading [TIAB] Title/Abstract  [PDAT] Date - Publication [UID] UID</description>
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